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  • This micro-lecture explores how social enterprises (SEs) can establish access to conventional markets and how Local Public Authorities (LPAs) can support this process. SEs often face barriers in entering traditional markets, including lack of visibility, biases about product/service quality, and difficulties in competing with mainstream businesses.

    Participants will learn:

    ● Why networking and market access are crucial for SE sustainability.

    ● Key challenges SEs face when entering conventional markets.

    ● How LPAs can facilitate SEs’ integration into business networks and supply chains.

    ● Best practices from cities and regions successfully supporting SEs in mainstream markets.

    By the end of the lecture, LPAs will understand how they can actively help SEs overcome market barriers and create sustainable business opportunities.